Have you ever spent an entire day frantically working, only to finish and wonder if you’ve actually accomplished anything significant? Is there a way to truly be more productive and not simply busier? Paula Faris interviews New York Times best-selling author Charles Duhigg on how to distinguish between mere busyness and true productivity, and also shares real-world, practical techniques to super charge not only your own productivity, but also the productivity of the teams you lead.  

Episode 87: Unleashing the Power of Productivity with Charles Duhigg

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Episode 87: Unleashing the Power of Productivity with Charles Duhigg

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